Panasonic TH-42PZ77U TV "7 blink warranty" Questions

...7 blinks again. what i can do? panasonic th-42pz70e Panasonic sent a repairman out with the correct part after telling them about the seven blinks. The unit was out of warranty. They rock. Call ...

...blinks 7 times pauses and repeats. Panasonic sent a repairman out with the correct part for free, even though the unit was out of warranty. Call 800-524-1448 1 or 800-211-7262 power led 4 ...

...7 times now Led blinks 6 times I should have gotten the extended warranty. Almost one year and this Plasma trash failed to come on again for the second time. On power up the unit red LED just blinks ...

7 blinks, under warranty, nothing happens..... Sears repair man said, "Well, it's definitely internal." Not the most vocative individual. Turns out from the receipt i learned that one of the three ...

7 Blinks is the failure of the SC/SU/SD PCB's (1 2 or 3 depending on how lucky/unlucky) you are. Panasonic have a great warranty usually. Give them a ring, it has failed. The flashing LED is the fault

...7 blinks, no picture I purchased my TH-42PZ77U from Sears in November 2007. Less than two years later and I'm getting the blinking power light and no picture. Everything worked just fine last night. ...

...7 times. Paid $428 for a Panasonic authorized service technician, he replaced SD board and TV was back in operation for 6 days. Tech came back and replaced SD board & D board the SD board shorted ...

...7. Is there anything you can suggest? Husband has Alzheimers and I have cancer and we're old, so this is just what I need! It's no longer under warranty but has been very gently used. Would it be ...

7 times, your power supply is shot If it blinks 10 times, a video board went bad. I called Panasonic Canada support today 1800 561 5505 and they sent technician in 3 hours. He needed 30 min to fix the

...7 seconds and then after a break repeats the same.. Any idea as to what needs to be done? Most likely the TV has a power supply related problem. The most common thing to go out is the circuit board ...